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Hello. My name is Momoko. I use the internet just like you. Many of us rely on the internet in several ways. Different things almost all of us do on the internet include viewing videos, shopping, blogging and communicating with people across the world.

We are able to do this freely thanks to something called Net Neutrality. Net Neutrality is important to us, because it allows us to visit sites equally without slowed connections by our internet service providers. If this is taken away, our ISP (internet service providers) will have control over what sites we are able to visit, how fast the connection to said site is, and if we have to pay money to view the site.

This is being threatened to be taken away by the FCC. If this is taken away, the internet as we know it will be gone. Just as an example, imagine you come on DeviantART, and what you see is a message saying:
Your Internet Service Provider has blocked this website.Or going on Youtube, and getting a message that says:
You need to upgrade your plan to view this website. In short, Net Neutrality is very important. Many large websites and companies like Twitter, Amazon, Imgur, Patreon, Soundcloud, reddit, Tumblr, Netflix, Mozilla (creators of Firefox), and even Deviantart are against the removal of Net Neutrality. The list of other companies and websites goes on.

How can you help?
You can help by visiting these websites.
www.battleforthenet.com/
dearfcc.org/

If you are aware of any other links like this that can help stop this, please let me know so I can add them to the list.

Use this on your page:
Remove asterisks (*) for it to work.

<*a href="h*ttp://fav.me/dbv5r9s">
(links to current page)

In order to make the button link to a different website, please replace the url h*ttp://fav.me/dbv5r9s with the url of your choice, whether it be battleforthenet.com, dearfcc.org, or whatever other website or page that relates to this topic.

You do not need to credit me on your page or journal for this button. Just please enjoy and spread the word, so we can all work together to save Net Neutrality.

Description
Hello. My name is Momoko. I use the internet just like you. Many of us rely on the internet in several ways. Different things almost all of us do on the internet include viewing videos, shopping, blogging and communicating with people across the world.

We are able to do this freely thanks to something called Net Neutrality. Net Neutrality is important to us, because it allows us to visit sites equally without slowed connections by our internet service providers. If this is taken away, our ISP (internet service providers) will have control over what sites we are able to visit, how fast the connection to said site is, and if we have to pay money to view the site.

This is being threatened to be taken away by the FCC. If this is taken away, the internet as we know it will be gone. Just as an example, imagine you come on DeviantART, and what you see is a message saying:
Your Internet Service Provider has blocked this website.Or going on Youtube, and getting a message that says:
You need to upgrade your plan to view this website. In short, Net Neutrality is very important. Many large websites and companies like Twitter, Amazon, Imgur, Patreon, Soundcloud, reddit, Tumblr, Netflix, Mozilla (creators of Firefox), and even Deviantart are against the removal of Net Neutrality. The list of other companies and websites goes on.

How can you help?
You can help by visiting these websites.
www.battleforthenet.com/
dearfcc.org/

If you are aware of any other links like this that can help stop this, please let me know so I can add them to the list.

Use this on your page:
Remove asterisks (*) for it to work.

<*a href="h*ttp://fav.me/dbv5r9s">
(links to current page)

In order to make the button link to a different website, please replace the url h*ttp://fav.me/dbv5r9s with the url of your choice, whether it be battleforthenet.com, dearfcc.org, or whatever other website or page that relates to this topic.

You do not need to credit me on your page or journal for this button. Just please enjoy and spread the word, so we can all work together to save Net Neutrality.